You just never know!!

[Tenpoint5]

I had this Jerky cutting board sent to me by a friendly Canuck. Only problem was I didn't have a knife long enough to reach all the way across the thing to make a cut. I happen to stop at a yard sale and for $3 I found this Carbon steel knife that was made between 1920 and 1950 then they changed the blade steel. My son calls it Pappa's Pirate knife!! I think it was a good deal, what do you think.

[DTAggie]

Memo to self:  Never make 10.5 angry!

[Quarlow]

looks like it will do

[Tenpoint5]

Its a Dexter and after I tinkered with the edge some you can shave with it now.

[classicrockgriller]

Looks like it was made for it! What a lucky snatch.

[iceman]

Good score 10.5  :) Perfect for jerky slicing.

[Tenpoint5]

It will also make for a great brisket slicing knife

[RAF128]

I have a similar knife that I bought from a butcher supply store for slightly more money :'(.    It's blade might be slightly longer.   I used it for cutting meat, although my wife has grabbed it on occasion and used it to cut homemade  pizzas.    I've seen butchers use them and thought I should have one ;).   Thought it might be a little awkward but it works great.

[squirtthecat]

That'll make for a great Christmas picture, with you posing w/ the knife (carefully) between your teeth...

AVAST!

[Tenpoint5]

That'll make for a great Christmas picture, with you posing w/ the knife (carefully) between your teeth...

AVAST!

Or tan a deer hide and make a cool scabbard for it

[beefmann]

great find